we issued subpoenas this week of bank records of hunter biden, james biden.o asked for numerous biden officials to come before congress and answer questions. we need the answers to those questions before we can proceed anywhere. we're going to follow the facts, and that's exactly what we're going to do. maria: all right, congressman it's good to see you. thank you very much, mr. chairman. house ways and means committee chairman jason smith. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. maria: for more right now on all of this, let me bring in south carolina congresswoman nancy mace. she is a member of both the house oversight committee and the house armed services committee. congresswoman, let me tart on the budget. you voted against this continuing resolution. why? >> i did. i just want congress to follow the law. we have a law from 1974, the budget impact and control act, that or requires congress to have a budget and 12 separate spending bills to fund the government. if the deadline was october 1st, so we're already past due on that deadline to do it the right way,

look, this check that joe biden, that jim biden wrote to joe biden came on the same day he received an from a company that was on the verge of bankruptcy and today is bankrupt. on the check to joe biden his brother put loan repayment. now the white house is saying that joe biden loaned his brother money. i don't believe he did, larry, but whatever. let's say they pull something out of their rear end that says joe biden loaned jim biden money, either way jim biden, we have his personal bank records i can say with confidence had no money to pay joe biden back other than that 200,000-dollar wire that came from americorps health company. so either joe biden got paid directly $200,000 from his brother as part of a kickback or a cut from the influence peddling scheme, or, joe biden did loan his brother money but his brother couldn't have paid it back without the influence peddling scheme. there are bankruptcy court documents that spell meticulously exactly what jim biden do receive that money. he went to americorps health, knowing they were in bad financial space, if you pay me money i can

biden has appeased iran. iran is unappease able, there has been more appease ment and no action, sanctions have been lifted no matter when they say, i'm say you going to, john ratcliffe, if biden were serious, take kirk kirby, you say reading this manuel. first acknowledgment that i heard that iran why puppeteer. mitch mcconnell, not the biggest right wing hawk in the group, he wrote in "wall street journal" last week. said, we should be interdicting or impounding iranian ships that are carrying oil to china to lord knows where and drones to russia. and oil revenues. and reserves, we should be impounding this, right now. right now. because we are now saying iran is behind this, what are we doing about it? go back and you know. you know senators saying this on both sides of the aisle, where is the administration? >> thank you know, as you know, further sanctions dropped this week, u.n. security council resolution against iran's ability to test ballistic missiles and trade ballistic missiles and develop nuclear

the biden family sold access to joe biden's power and the biden justice department protected the biden brand. we must continue to follow the facts. >> i yield to jordan. >> this is a tale as old as time. politicians take action that makes money for his family and then he tries to conceal it. ever forget four fundamental facts, hunter biden gets put on the board, he gets paid a lot of money, hunter biden is not qualified to sit on the board. not my word, his word. because of the name. the executives at the area asked hunter biden to play them -- and help them with the pressure they are under in ukraine. four, joe biden got ukraine on december 9, 2015 and gives a speech attacking the prosecutor that starts the process of getting that guy fired. those facts are consistent with what the confidential human source told the fbi and the fbi recorded in the 1023 form, the same form the justice department did not want to let this committee see. all of those facts, all of that was further confirmed yesterday with the information in the ways and means committee released from zigler. there is a com

over the years and james biden writes a check to his brother joe biden, it puts the lie to bide to bidene he did not know anything about family. businesses. >> we proved that joe biden benefits from his family's influence peddling scheme. this check that jobe -- jim biden wrote to joe biden, came on the same day he received a 200 thousand dollar loan from a company that was on the verge of bankruptcy and today is bankrupt. on the check to joe biden, his brother put loan repayment. the white house says that joe biden loaned his brother money, i doable don't believe he did, whatever, let's say they penpull something out their rear end that said joe biden lent jim biden money, he had no money to pay joe biden back, other than 200 thousand wire that came from americorps health company. either joe biden got paid 200 thousand from his brother as part of kickback or joe biden did loan his brother money but his brother could not have paid it back without the influence peddling scheme there are bankrupt see court document that spell what jim biden did to receive that money. he went to americorps

no, it's joe biden being joe biden. talking at a fundraiser and got to lose. that's how it operates. but if you are biden's staff, that's a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they fully have come to terms with how to address that. >> you chronicle of 2020 raise of course it was during covid and so much of that campaign for him but he took place in the basement. >> yeah.as , harris was, they're both unsteady public performers especially speaking off-the-cuf off-the-cuff. for the duration of the general election 2020 they had a ready-made reason to not do a press conference. it's a different story now but as the sitting president is remarkable how little he does in terms of sitdown interviews and folders press conferences.t >> still only one sitdown p interview with the printed publication, that was associated press. he's not been one since then ane there has been occasional tv appearances. his most recent tv interview was with the weather channel of all outlets. they've been picking andck choosing and they don't think th

and what is so infuriating is over the last two and a half years joe biden and the biden administrationlowed nearly $100 billion to iran. understand, hamas is a proxy for iran. without iran, this would be no hamas. -- there would be no hamas. and the "wall street journal" has reported this attack was planned, funded and directed by iran, and yet the biden administration continues to allow billions and billions of dollars to flow to the ayatollah to be used to murder israelis and to murder americans. maria: that is exactly right, senator. and is right now we have iranian sympathizers working within the biden add administration, and that is why i started asking you what can you do about a it. because these atrocities are continuing, and we have robert malley, apparently biden's chief negotiator in the iran nuclear talks, we have others that are still working in the administration that have been leading this effort to get the united states back into an iran deal, leading this effort to, in fact, lower the sanctions enabling iran to generate billions in revenue. and what are they doing with

and fbi and other folks but denies federal government, they were protecting hunter biden to joe bidenally asked? probably not but they were doing it on their behalf, they didn't want anybody with a lasting biden prosecutor. >> scott grady was top federal prosecutor in pittsburgh responsible for probing hunter biden's work in ukraine where he doesn't have experience at all but got paid nearly $1 billion, brady testifies the biden ukraine bribery allegations, they wanted for the investigation the fbi and u.s. attorney office and tell her but by david weiss who's not special counsel on hunter biden, he and david weiss stonewalled and blocked his probe and one way they were doing it was saying you got a right to us in writing your questions, they got at least 17 different people and fbi headquarters to sign off on what they were doing. brady testified that never seen this before in his career, the way they were stonewalling. >> stonewalling and blocking and putting fd 1023 and a subfile so only the agent took the information have full access to it, it's clearly -- my mom said a long time

yes. argument we've heard from president biden, what nick?— biden, what nick? yes, it was. — biden, what nick? yes, it was. i think you will hear _ biden, what nick? yes, it was. i think you will hear something i think you will hear something similarfrom british officials. i don't know that but they will be tracking the same material. i am inclined to believe it for other reasons. this is a malfunction, a missile that was not meant to go there but actually ended up having that effect. i've been spending most of the day looking at the forensic evidence. not absolutely conclusive but a fair bit of evidence that a missile broke up in the air and then there was an explosion in the ground at the hospital. would account for the fact it was so much fire involved in the explosion. like a petro ball, it had that effect because i think it was probably missile fuel. i think if you see the pictures, the crater with a missile landed is pretty small. there is a great deal of evidence of explosions, the windows are still there, they haven't been blown out. the cars, apart from the ones be

but joe biden provided no evidence to support his statement.e says israel is allowing aid into gaza as soon as possible but at the same time the u.s. vetoed a draft resolution at the un security council which was calling for a humanitarian pause in gaza and condemning attacks by hamas on israel. russia and the u.k. abstained while 12 other nations including china and france voted in favor. heading back to washington, the u.s. president has worked out a deal with egypt to open the crossing with gaza. biden says damage caused by is really needs to be fixed which means aid might only be able to enter by friday at the earliest. >> he agreed that what he would do is open the gate to do two things. one, let up to 20 trucks through and with satterfield, my ambassador found down there in cairo now, they are going to coordinate this. and do what is needed to get it done. they are going to patch the road, fill in the potholes to get the trucks through and that will expect about eight hours tomorrow. so there may be nothing rolling through until -- what i

we waiting for that point to come with president biden.- with president biden.e will have to leave it _ with president biden. we will have to leave it there, - with president biden. we will have to leave it there, but. have to leave it there, but thank you very much, mrjoshua landis, for your time on newsday and giving us your inputs. we have been talking about the us president's visit, but now will be talking about the uk prime minister rishi sunak�*s. he will arrive in israel on thursday for a two—day trip to the wider region as concerns grow over the conflict in the middle east. he'll meet the country's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and president isaac herzog. our political editor chris mason has more on this. downing street say that rishi sunak will express his condolences for the terrible loss of life in israel and gaza as a result of hamas's brutal terrorist attacks. he's also expected to press for humanitarian aid to get to the people of gaza as quickly as possible and for the british nationals that are trapped there to be able to leave as quickly a

biden's speech last night. marsha:it was weak, did not have a solid path forward, how to deal with hamas, hezbollah, the houthis and all of these terrorist groups that as you have said, they are funded by iran. right now because the biden administration has not pushed on reemployment in the oil sanctions, iran is making one billion dollars a week, spending this on nuclear warheads, uranium enrichment and funding terrorism which they do being the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. if you are going to address this problem and go after the terrorist organizations, you have to cut the funding. one point you mentioned that is so very important, under donald trump, when he got us out of the first iran nuclear deal and toughened up on implementing the sanctions, iran was producing only a few hundred barrels of oil. they were not able to sell that. now they are 3 million barrels and partners in the axis of evil, russia, china, north korea. they are the ones who are the primary purchasers of this oil. larry: ho

biden's historic address to the nation, announced by the us president, and what can ukraine expect? israel's iron swords, how will the ground operation in the gaza strip change the course of the war in the middle east? they are pressing to sharpen, a new wave of assaults in the avdiiv direction, why the russians are ready to go to great lengths losses? purification of feesbeshniks in ryasy, the council finally took the first step towards banning the rp branch. however, what is wrong with the government bill. we will talk about this and other things for the next hour with our guests, a politician, diplomat and former minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, pavlo klimkin, and people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine, valentyn nalyvaichenko. however, before starting our conversation, i suggest watching a video of how the russians are trying to storm avdiyiv. our fighters defend the city, operators of the third regiment of the sso discovered heavy machinery of the occupiers moving in the direction of avdiyivka, the defenders managed to destroy four armo

— about that warning shot from president biden? ~ . president biden?you look at the security environment it tells i the security environment it tells you a _ the security environment it tells you a lot — the security environment it tells you a lot about _ the security environment it tells you a lot about the _ the security environment it tells you a lot about th- the security environment it tells you a lot about the information flow and information _ you a lot about the information flow and information environment - you a lot about the information flow and information environment and i you a lot about the information flow. and information environment and the reaction and i think that was a good move on but he said because he does not want the bad reaction to subsequently happen because it makes the operational environment a lot more complex and dangerous. so i think that is his commander—in—chief style in ensuring that he sends those signals or communicates effectively to everyone around the world that, there is information running around, this is the

that is president biden.ministration there's an old hockey term about dropping gloves and getting in a fight. we are willing to do that. i don't care if it's against the sod with nerve gas on his own civilians or when we went after van gotti. when i sister we went after soleimani we told supreme leader you are next if something happened. the will of the commanders very, very critical. i have got to be very candid with you and i'm very concerned about this president's track record. he almost has to be forced into it he seems to be late to the party i do not care if it's an army in ukraine with weapons they need to fight the russians or in this instance right now part you got to be very forceful. got a very aggressive about it and make those decisions rapidly. if he does not make them you are right there objects sitting out in the seat there's tremendous firepower that is sitting right there in the eastern mediterranean and on board those ships not just the aircraft but they've actually got guided missile cruis

i admire joe biden. i think he's a good man and been an extraordinary president in a very consequential time, but he is poised to lose the next election to donald trump, and it's a threat and somebody had to do it and nobody would and that's why i am running. >> you repeatedly praised the president and you praised him a few moments ago and voted for his agenda 100% of the time, and you raised issues about the president's age, and besides the age, what is the contrast between you and president biden? >> i will present a very bold agenda for the future. that's what the president promised he would do, pass the baton -- >> why should the torch be passed to you? >> i am ready to lead. like i said earlier, jim, it's clear. president biden, a man i admire, and much of the country admires, is not going to beat donald trump the next election. the numbers are clear. people are speaking up. i am hearing it. we talk about misinformation in this country and around the world, and the political and industrial class in

biden 24, don't, don't, don't. >> laura: and something else biden said today. >> the vast majority ofid not represent the palestinian people. >> what is he talking about? they won 76 seats of 132 in 2006. the last time they had an election. the majority of palestinians wanted this terrorists organization and hamas is successful. today because they blew up their own hospital stopped jordan and egypt from meeting with the president. so far they are running the narrative. that has to end. >> laura: well, he was so convincing overseas. president biden. he had jet lag. his speech tomorrow night. at least he will have the teleprompter. >> the president is spending billions on the war in ukraine and israeli. mickey mouse is fattening the unscene force behind this. china has a deal with tiktok for fans to engage in disney music, video games, luring children to hand over their personal information to the chinese communist making disney a bundle. this is horrendous. >> laura: it was four years ago that mike pompeo said if you are watching this and you are a parent delete it from your phone and

up to here calling -- a new shift that american policy toward beijing no joe biden, joe biden -- talkinga a fundraiser and gt too loose but he got his staff -- you know that's a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they fully come to terms with how to address those. >> when you chronicle 2020 race it was during covid and so much ofof that campaign took place in the basement. right? >> the gift for biden in 2020 and kamala harris was they're both unsteady public performers especially off the cuff, and for the -- duration of the general election 2020 they have a ready made reason to not do a rope line to not do a press conference and a covid election but it is, obviously, a different story now. but as city president it is remarkable how little he does in terms of sit-down interviews and full address press conferences. >> did only one sit-down with the associated pressing it is not since then so there's been, you know, vocational tv and most recent tv interview was with the weather challenge of all -- outcomes. so you know they've been, you know, they

why has biden not done this?led: it has actually been quite shocking to me as an analyst who has followed this issue for many years, the absence of calls for a cease-fire, the inability to articulate either an expression of basic human empathy for palestinians, in addition to the inability to urge, sort of create redlines and urge israel to show restraint. these are all things that had previously been fairly standard elements of u.s. policy in times of crisis. even going back to the second -- during the height of the violence, at a time when hamas was blowing up weddings and pizzerias, u.s. officials, even the president at the time was able to identify redlines and urge israel to exercise restraint. we are not seeing any of that right now and the danger, of course, of giving israel an effective green light is we are likely to see more death and destruction. folly: why do you think we are not seeing that? are domestic politics also at play, with the election coming up? khaled: it is domestic politics but also the

and why is this speech by biden and the packaging of this aid so important, biden says that we have to win all wars, for democracy and against autocracy, if somewhere we make ourselves weak and give, some, some... concession, then in fact it is a reflection on everything, on everything else, i would not count at all, and would not engage in analysis risks, where and what may arise, now is such a time, this is a reboot of the world system, that we need to be ready for everything, well, how are we actually ready for everything, our mentality during this war, and before... and during a full-scale invasion has fundamentally changed. the mentality of the west has not changed yet, but there is an unequivocal, unequivocal suff, there is an unequivocal evolution, and the father's speech and the budget request, they, they are important in that sense, just like biden's address to the nation, biden did not sign it, made some very simple video, he specifically addressed the nation to show that now is actually the exact moment, and then maybe, maybe later, but you see that russia wants to raise the

i mean, biden knows what americans are talking about it. so if we did that, we would have a problem especially in germany, but america is credible on that one. and i think if somebody manages it's the american president, if god and his health would allow for that, president bay did just that. i mean, he talked about israel's right to self defense but also differentiated between hamas and the palestinian people. and also mentioned that, you know, there has to self defense but also differentiated between hamas and the to be a humane way to let civilians cross. and so i do think that president biden and has also told israel don't let revenge consume you think about what your next steps are. and i do think that president biden still wants to somehow achchieve a two state solution don't forget president biden and president obama didn't have the best relationship with netanyahu. and so i do think that president biden loves israel but is also aware of the different players that are at the table and he's best with his experience. he's the best pers

the biden administration cutting 10%.rting a little in the beginning of this and sending our tier one asset or special forces to israel in an advisory capacity and wouldn't surprise me if we have individuals on the ground advising israelis and doing training with them. it is vitally important fur national security and security within the region. >> carley: talk about that. the ground invasion could happen. everybody we talk to talks about how brutal it could be. when you are talking about urban war fare and all of what that presents, do you think there is any chance that could be avoided and for the idf to achieve ultimate goal of destroying hamas. >> you have to understand, by all means, if they wanted to destroy hamas and infrastructures within gaza, they could use artillery and use ariel strike to destroy and level everything. the issue that the israelis are going to have, specifically in gaza is complex tunnel network. you can only penetrate the tunnel network so much from above and fact we have 200ish hostages, we'll

biden.now president biden and prime minister albanese of australia will enter and offer a toast exchange, honoring their alliance and commitment to each other's nations. ♪ ♪ >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden accompanied by the prime minister of australia. ♪ [applause] >> ♪ ♪ [hail to the chief] ♪ [applause] pres. biden: please, have a seat . thank you. good evening, everyone. the prime minister and i and members of the australian delegation, distinguished guests, jill and i are honored to welcome you tonight to celebrate the historic bond between our two nations that has been going on for 72 years now. an alliance during world war ii, more than 150,000 american troops based in australia to fight in the pacific theater. they were sure they were prepared to navigate down under, each one of them was given a manual titled, instructions for american servicemen in australia. i would like to read it. [laughter] prime minister albanese: this could be dangerous

biden is still playing footsie with iran. there is no evidence, no evidence that biden is strictly enforcing the economic and energy sanctions on iran and in a a biden has been implicit is specially on the oil sales to china our enemy. also iranian backed terror groups have launched 20 attacks on u.s. military assets. as we talked with john roberts, biden's response pathetic. he launched a couple of missiles at an unmanned ammo depot someplace in syria. here is what should have been done. the strikes against the u.s. come from the islamic revolutionary guard corp which is a wholly own subsidiary iranian corps. as general jack keane told me this weekend on radio, he believes, and i concur, the united states should bombed their command-and-control center in iraq and there is also a training center there and that too should have been hit and that would have sent a message to iran and would have taken out the command-and-control center that is guiding the attacks on u.s. military assets. but no, no, aside from casting doubts abou

current president biden. there's got to be some nervousness. maria: 52 to 42, trump is far and away leader in the gop. this is the democrats' mo. they did it in 2015 and 2016 as well. remember when congresswoman -- what's her name, the head of the democrat convention. anyanyway. >> debbie wasserman schultz. maria: her e-mails were hacked and now there were all these things about bernie sanders. they were in the books for hillary clinton. they didn't want to hear anything about bernie sanders. >> he would have been the nominee. maria: exactly. >> bernie sanders would have gotten the no, n nomination in. maria: but they cut his head off, now they're cutting rfk junior's head off. does this matter to markets? >> i don't know. how many people do they really -- like rfk, how many people does he really draw in? >> 14%, ryan. >> 14%? >> 14% approval ratings were democrats. that's with biden in there. maria: people are recognizing there's an issue with joe biden, it's not just age. a new marquette law school poll fin

particularly the biden family.thank you folks affiliates and a radio, many of our friends and colleagues at fox and elsewhere. my new book the democrat party hates america number one of the "new york times" bestseller list for hardcover nonfiction hardcover and e-book nonfiction. that is thanks to you, not thanks to me. i do notice the other networks and media outlets are pushing another book that is a gossip trashing president trump that book will be a flash in the pan, they always are. they always want to do their digs in their digs and their digs i don't write books about myself and i don't write books about other individuals. i write books about what i fear is happening in this country. and also what i think is strong and right and great about this country. in other words books intended to inform the people so people can make up their own minds. that is the democrat party hates america and in that i want to discuss specifically like a laser this issue of immigration. i cannot covered it all in the short period

joe biden is alive.usly they need a smoother message but that but it is interesting to watch dean phillips who is the declared congressman trying to make a democratic primary out of this and doesn't have nigd to run on. i think joe biden did a great job. i'm 54, he's 80 years old. this is a generational issue. i wonder if that is sparking more of this conversation amongst people and i would push back on jesse we don't have a bench. it was open primary you would have gavin newsom gretchen whitmer and a lot of people who are qualified for that. >> if it isn't an open primary why not? are they totalitarian in the democrat party? >> i think they're planning on a big day where they come out at once. that way they can handle the pressure. that's my opinion jessica. i love kamala declaring that biden is alive. that's a no bar. it's the breznev bar. our country feels headless. it's less important to see the president because we are inundated with stuff coming at us now we are in warz. you got to pay attention no

frank biden and ms. mindy ward. >> what? it's joe biden's brother doing? plus, what's your superpower? >> i can go there from hello there to hello there, how may i help ou? american president must speak clearly in times of war.the mander-in-chief must make a clear to our friends and enemies exactly where we stand. >> we will not only defend ourselves to the other most but, we will make it very certain that this form of cookery shall never again in dangerous. >> mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. >> we will reinforce old alliances and for new ones. in unite the civilized world against radical islamic terrorism which we will eradicate completely from the face of the earth. >> president biden who flew to israel and hugged their leader, feeling us full support today called for a cease-fire. >> as he was supporting hostages for cease-fire deal? >> they should have the hostages released. >> in last 3 days joe biden has said israel should delay ground operations. then israel should have a cease-fire then israel should not have cease-fire. then wait until hostages

goes in, very joe biden, obviously.le? >> i think so. i think it's to say -- let me put it this way. i don't know, and i am not in the room, but seems to me that if he is there, he is showing a level of care and concern that, as we have just said, is without precedent. one of the ways politics works is your interlocker has to believe you share their interests and you are not in it for yourself. one of the things that could happen, president biden will be able to look at the war cabinet and prime minister netanyahu, and has president biden would probably say, hey, man, i'm here, and let's work this out. i promise you the word man is going to be used. i don't mean to make light of it, but this happened with franklin roosevelt and churchill, it matters that they were in the room together. it matters to political beings that you pay the respect that you signal that you are, in fact, you understand where they are. james baker, one of the great secretaries of state in american history, his entire memoir was called "the politi

when blinken went prior to biden's arrival and biden came in. we got nothing from egypt.di arabia and nothing from jordan. that is one of the bigger issues that we failed to accomplish anything other than, like you said, shaking hands and saying we support israel. but that doesn't really change anything on the ground christian, even in muslim countries where there is no great love for hamas there seems to be disturbing term one juncture in america's involvement. am i seeing that correctly or what's the situation on the ground there? >> well, there is a complete lack of gratitude. jordan and egypt are both on our payroll. we give more than a billion dollars to each every year. and, you know, willie to person a visiting u.s. president are these people, despite their professed concern for the palestinian people and their plight, are they willing to take a single palestinian as a refugee even temporarily? they are not. you haven't had any serious conversation between biden and mbs. saudi arabia that funds a lot of these governments. a lot of these governments would collapse w

biden: not true. reporter: is it hands down that israel will not go into gaza and that can be averted? pres. biden: we have long talked about that and what alternatives there are. our militaries are talking about what alternatives there are. reporter: did you find bebe receptive to the humanitarian aid discussions that you made? pres. biden: we have had a number of discussions. i don't know what you picked up from this, but i got no pushback, virtually none. let me say that again. i got no pushback. reporter: from the israelis are all the partners? pres. biden: all the partners. virtually none. anyway, i am hopeful we can get some americans out as well from gaza and hopefully we continue to work towards getting other americans out. reporter: can you talk about meeting with the survivors and first responders? pres. biden: look, i -- i spent an hour and a half on the 17th or 18th before, and i just want to say this. virtually every mass shooting, every circumstance where a large number of people have be

president biden: no.t i have indicated to him is that if that's possible to get these folks out safely, that's what he should do. it's their decision, but i did not demand it. i pointed out to him, if it's real, it should be done. thank you. reporter: but aren't these hostages in jeopardy if there is a ground invasion? president biden: you want to make a speech? look -- obviously, they're in jeopardy. the question is whether or not there's any way of getting them out. if we can get them out, we should get them out. reporter: prime minister albanese -- and welcome, again, to washington -- president biden canceled his may trip to australia because of debt ceiling talks in congress to avoid a first-ever default here in the u.s. more recently, congressional action has stalled as house republicans try to pick a speaker. however, it does appear, since we've been out here, that the house has elected a congressman, mike johnson from louisiana, to that role. but are you worried that grid- -- the gridlock in washin

biden needs that. mr. hadi alkubabai, you smiled. what do you think about danny illon's remarks in which he said israel shouldn't say no to biden, and about biden's statements on a plan to let the palestinian authority govern gaza after the elimination. scene is a scene where a guard of a palace failed to guard it, so the landowner came to enter the palace. since they won, the us has used the imperative form such as israel must. bydon, blincon, sullavan and austin have always used the word must, they meant with the war cabinet. blincon had eight-hour meeting with its members while biden met them yesterday. so there is a direct us management, regarding the future of gaza, the plan is related to building a long-term post-war strategy, so they justify the war as they assess the outcome of the war starting from now, but do they expect success? assessments by senior us military officials and military experts, as well as israeli assessments, say they are facing a strategic ambush in gaza, then that's a theoretical discussion of no importan

is the biden administration handcuffing israel?ple here is nsc adviser or sullivan on one of the talk shows stressing idf responsibility to destinguish between terrorists. >> hamas, this brutal terrorist organization, is hiding behind the civil yap population, that puts an added pressure on israel. it does not lessen their responsibility under any humanitarian law and the laws of war do all in their power to protect the civilian population. larry: you tell me, what did he just say? it looks like the bidens place the burden on israel. by the way, hat tip to excellent "new york post" editorial, ref rephrase those statements and put the burden on hamas or. the bidens seem to oppose an out right ceasefire, what is the talk about a quote, humanitarian pause? humanitarian pause, sounds like they cease-fire. surely it would help hamas, all of the aid groups, u.n., world health organization, there is a winner, and the others, they are pro-hamas, i don't see how any of this stuff could help israel at all. let us not forget three weeks later

: soon to be released, hunter biden forwards that hunter biden. we expect there will be other revelations like that if the court orders the release of these documents if the archives complies with that. or congress g gets them, themselves. >> sean: what do you see next? >> well, you mentioned the loan can kevin morris. we are going to learn how much kevin morris has provided hunter biden in financial after joe biden has already announced for president. people know he could be the next president of the united states. there is a loan that comes in for china kevin morris assume that loan, that is not the only financial assistance that kevin morris gave. he tracked specific transactions that kevin morris paid on behalf of hunter biden. it's in the millions dollars. >> sean: john solomon justthenews.com. under the speaker mike johnson, impeachment inquiry is continuing, he looks forward to putting additional evidence before american people and let it speak for itself. he is looking at issuing a subpoena to hunter biden, but that decision has yet to be

-- is biden bluff, i have not hur heard of any of the biden administration say anything about turkey or their wrong doing, they put a bounty on my head, i'm a u.s. citizen, how can a foreign government, can put a bounty on a u.s. citizen head in american soil? we wrote a letter to president biden, it is not me, it is 35 congre congressmen, wrote a litter to president biden said this is unacceptable do something about it we didn't hear from them. this man. >> this is a shame biden is supposed to be most powerful man in the world, powerful house but they are scared of a dec dictator like erdogan, this is such a shame, everyone in the middle east is making fun of america right now. because of how weak we are. mark: freedom, you are very brave man. he put bo bounty on your head, erdogan did, you have family in turkey, he wants you extradited from u.s. to turkey, my question is, if we had extradited you to turkey, we won't or you travel abroad, some of his thugs kidnap you and bring balk t to -- bridg east war, 10 p.m. eastern time. mark: welcome back america, we're here with ennis freedo

to subpoena jim biden as well.think so and i thank you so important to note that those macomber tran 19 they don't like and the speaker perfect timing on this. follow the legal folks are telling us. liz: okay let's watch speaker johnson on this and take a listen. >> no i think that desperate times call for desperate measures and that perhaps is overdue where the rule of law team, we don't not use this for political partisan gains of the democrats done and did against donald trump twice, we're going to follow the law and follow the constitution and i think a week will you and i have a suspicion of where that may lead about going to let the evidence speak for himself and that is the reason we shifted into the impeachment inquiry stage the president himself because if in fact, all of the evidence leads to where we believe it will, that is very likely impeachable offenses. liz: so it is a standdown with the evidence you have now. tom: well, it's very clear what is going on. and the members of the biden family, funnelin

are conspiring to shield the biden family from public criticism and giving hunter biden special treatment in its investigation. they have demonized law enforcement officials working with this case at every turn, which has directly led to increased threats against f.b.i. officials, law enforcement of which they pretend to support. i want to place into the record excerpts from recent transcribed interviews. i would ask a copy be made available to you. the first is from a june interview with jennifer moore, the former executive director for human resources for the f.b.i. she said it the f.b.i. received so many threats that had to stand up an entire 10% unit just to deal with them. she said it is unprecedented. it is a number they never had before. the second excerpt is from an interview earlier this month with the special agent in charge of f.b.i. baltimore field office. here is what he said. "i joined the f.b.i. 25 years ago for a reason, to protect the american people, uphold the constitution. i have been through war. my family has been in bad places, mike is a bit evacuated from war zones

joe biden sided with israel.eyes and every should know about this. we here support congresswoman rashida talib's resolution for an immediate ceasefire. we're here with a message for biden, who is meeting with netanyahu right now. i'm looking right at you, president biden. you are about to become a president who funds and supports genocide, already has. politico suggests that. after the delivery of american long-range missiles to kiev , criticism from friends of ukraine, who accused the white house of refusing to provide ataxans, will sharply weaken. the main question now will the german chancellor change his position? until recently, ger schulz hesitated and did not agree to the supply of cruise missiles to the bundvera tauurs. the destruction radius is 500 km, but even without german missiles there is a holiday in kiev, the united states does not limit the ukrainian armed forces in the choice of targets, they give a formal leeway for deep strikes on russian territory. 165 km. this will allow the ukrainian armed

the biden staff has performance anxiety. biden performs and they get anxious. well, i mean you also pretty good line because every time biden goes out there they know what he's going to say necessarily. he's at a fundraiser a couple of months ago and he calls the ecology a dictator. and the next day there is a sort of the speculation among a lot of our allies around the world that what's what's what's biden up to here? you deal with this. this is not a new shift in the american policy. beijing no, it's joe biden. they joe biden is talking at a fund and got to lose. i mean, that's like how you phrase but if you're biden's staff you know that's a risky proposition it comes to all three of those topics and i don't think they fully come to terms with how to address that. well, when you chronicle the 2020 race, of course it was during covid and so much of that campaign for him really took place. the basement. yeah. the gift for biden 2020 and kamala harris was they are both unsteady public performers, especially when speaking off the cuff and for the duration of the

biden is a, how should i put this, biden is a risky asset for performance. we have a light in the book of. >> as a delicate way of putting it, david axelrod the former obama advisor said this you have to imagine it voice i cannot going to do. the biden staff has performance anxiety. biden performs and they get anxious. [laughter] that's a pretty good one. [laughter] because every time biden goes out there they do not know what he's going to say necessarily. he was at a fundraiser couple of months ago he calls a dictator and the next day there is speculation among a lot of allies around the world what is bidenn up to? there's a new shift in the american policy toward beijing? no to biden's talking at a fundraiser got too loose that's how it operates. if you are biden staff that is a risky proposition when it comes to all three of those topics. i don't think they have fully come to terms with how to address it. >> you chronicle the 2020 race is duringt covid. so much of that campaign took place in the basement too. >> they are both unsteady public performance

ook forwkelly but let's first tk about this topic and the biden and the biden family. i really do wantow, to know. i do believe if it was anybody with the last name trump, they would have been subpoenaedd . and now why? why of the committees? all e they need to gather their information first and then go in with all of it and pubit the big picture in front of them, is that the best the best rationale? >> yes, i think, you know, johnng spoken colmer having spoken to speaker johnson today, they're taking a veryrdst deliberative approach. and that's the wordsouse of the. house speaker, very deliberative. they want to gather the evidence look at t and look at the finan way they did the financial records, write the financial recordcids s first. i beli they did individuals on the outside of the family. then i believeevn sept it was in september, they finally went to hunter biden's recordst that and the biden family records where we learned wen about that $200,000 that went to james biden. and then the check written, sean to joe biden. i think they are close, jo said to me tod

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people will sa what president biden today? people will say what they _ president biden today?ent biden today? people will say what they want to _ president biden today? people will say what they want to say. - president biden today? people will say what they want to say. there i say what they want to say. there will be some people and i heard the report ofjeremy, will say it is a hard circle to square. that you want to identify with the israeli goal of toppling hamas, but you want to avoid civilian casualties in this war. and that is always hard. in the united states we have fought in urban terrain, it is very difficult. but i think that this is heartfelt with the president. the president sees the massacre of 1300 people, beheadings of babies, rape of women and says, even isis did not do this. so i think that is understood. at the same time, the president is saying, there are rules of war and we want to make sure that you are taking all precautions to avoid hurting civilians. the first reports may not always be true. yesterday it people thought israel did this and not the pent